Self talk is normally queued by emotions, so unless a person can't do it at all, or is a sociopath, they would likely fall in the "both" category.

Havo @ 31/1/2020 15:14

What is this? There’s like 3 voices in my head at any given time. They’re all mine. They converse with each other. They debate, argue, dream, offer advice, laugh and do everything I do out loud at times.

Elliot??

yes definitely. In fact I can hear myself saying these words as I type this!

I often argue with myself or someone I imagine (a friend or random person who believes X)

I can't imagine reading anything and not hearing the words in your head as you read them, that's fucking bizarre.

It is really hard to imagine not having an internal dialogue. At 2 in the morning, you’d just sleep? Not wonder about the mysteries of the universe and give yourself hypothetical situations?

For a very long time my internal dialogue was narrated by JD's voice from scrubs. Those were the best years of my life

My internal dialogue takes place in what I think my voice should sound like. So, when I actually hear a recording of myself I am sometimes caught off guard.

I hear the words in my head anytime I read, write, or think. On weekends, my internal voice spends most of its time saying things like "we should really go home now" or "no, you do not need another drink". In those situations I tend to ignore it.

Rodney @ 1/2/2020 22:10

For a very long time my internal dialogue was narrated by JD's voice from scrubs. Those were the best years of my life

That whiny tone would drive me nuts.

Can they hear music?

And if so is there no vocalist?????

Primate @ 5/2/2020 20:49

Rodney @ 1/2/2020 22:10 For a very long time my internal dialogue was narrated by JD's voice from scrubs. Those were the best years of my life That whiny tone would drive me nuts.

Nah nah, specifically his mellow inner monologue voice